A Bayesian Approach to Deriving Ceres Surface Composition from Dawn VIR Data: Initial Quantification of Bright Spot and Typical Dark Material Phases with this Method
A Bayesian Approach to Deriving Ceres Surface Composition from Dawn VIR Data: Initial Quantification of Bright Spot and Typical Dark Material Phases with this Method
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2018-03
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H. Kurokawa;B. Ehlmann;E. Ammannito;M. C. Sanctis;M. Lapôtre;T. Usui;N. Stein;T. Prettyman;A. Raponi;M. Ciarniello
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H. Kurokawa;B. Ehlmann;E. Ammannito;M. C. Sanctis;M. Lapôtre;T. Usui;N. Stein;T. Prettyman;A. Raponi;M. Ciarniello
end members with model reflectance (black) compared to Dawn VIR data (red). PDFs of the abundances (blue) compared to the values from [7] (green) show that our approach allows characterization of the range of compositions that can fit the data. Non-diagonal abundance plots show the correlations (or lack thereof) between endmembers in the acceptable solutions. A BAYESIAN APPROACH TO DERIVING CERES SURFACE COMPOSITION FROM DAWN VIR DATA: INITIAL QUANTIFICATION OF BRIGHT SPOT AND TYPICAL DARK MATERIAL PHASES WITH THIS METHOD. H. Kurokawa, B.L. Ehlmann, E. Ammannito, M.C. De Sanctis, M. Lapotre, T. Usui, N.T. Stein, T. Prettyman, A. Raponi, M. Ciarniello, ELSI, Tokyo Tech; Caltech-GPS; JPL/Caltech; ASI, Rome IAPS-INAF, Rome; Harvard University; PSI